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Stuart always intended to go through with it, even if his desire to was subconscious. Eli Roth discussed with Roger Bart the concept that even if Stuart's mouth keeps saying no, his feet keep moving forward. Stuart even has Beth dressed like his wife, and at the fair with Todd, when they see Beth through the binoculars, Todd says "Dead fuckin' ringer, right?" Todd purposely picked a girl who looked like Stuart's wife, knowing that's what would get Stuart off. Stuart's terrified to go into the room because he knows deep inside him he really wants to kill his wife, and does not want to let that side of himself out. But once he gets a taste of the control over another person that side of him comes out, and he tries to beat her to death. Todd, on the other hand, went through the exact opposite; he wanted to kill at first but when he was about to (and after he saw Whitney injured) he came to his senses.
"Synecku Synecku" by Varmuzova Cimbalova.
She is captured on the lakeside and hanged upside down, naked, in a room that has a bathtub sitting in the center. Another naked woman sits underneath Lorna, and begins to slice her open with a scythe, causing her blood to shower down onto the woman. After a few minutes, the woman uses another, smaller scythe to slash Lorna's throat.
The inspiration for the scene might have been the legend of Countess Elizabeth Bathory, a Hungarian woman who allegedly murdered hundreds of young women during the late 1500s and early 1600s. One of the more gruesome rumors about her was that she bathed in the blood of her victims before killing them.
The inspiration for the scene might have been the legend of Countess Elizabeth Bathory, a Hungarian woman who allegedly murdered hundreds of young women during the late 1500s and early 1600s. One of the more gruesome rumors about her was that she bathed in the blood of her victims before killing them.
Beth tricks Stuart into wanting to have sex. It is then she is able to attack Stuart and tie him the the chair and forces Stuart to reveal the numbered code to open the door; the code is her birthday: 1212. Elite's staff responds and rushes into the room to find her holding a pair of scissors at Stuart's groin, threatening to cut off his genitalia. She then says that she wants to buy her way out - she'd inherited a fortune from her mother's death and she has the money to offer them. After she learns that no one can leave without killing, she cuts Stuart's genitalia off after he calls her a "stupid fucking cunt" and feeds it to the dogs. She fulfills Elite's contract by leaving Stuart to bleed to death and is tattooed with the symbol of the bloodhound.
We then see the Bubblegum Gang steal Axelle's purse to lead her into the woods where she's tripped by a rope, a trap set by the kids. She then sees a woman in a cloak which is revealed to be Beth. Beth then beheads Axelle and The Bubblegum Gang play soccer with Axelle's head.
We then see the Bubblegum Gang steal Axelle's purse to lead her into the woods where she's tripped by a rope, a trap set by the kids. She then sees a woman in a cloak which is revealed to be Beth. Beth then beheads Axelle and The Bubblegum Gang play soccer with Axelle's head.
The only thing is one of the Bubblegum Gang kids heard shouting, "Bitches!" at the end as a reprise to the scene earlier in the film.
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Last week we broke the news on the film, now we just received a very interesting phone call from a reliable source that informs us that writer-director-actor-producer Scott Spiegel is in serious talks to both write and direct Hostel: Part III, which we're told is slated to go direct-to-DVD/Blu-ray. Spiegel is a big genre fav as he produced both HOSTEL and HOSTEL: PART II for Lionsgate and Sony Screen Gems, starred in Raimi's THE EVIL DEAD, wrote and starred in EVIL DEAD II, and has also been part of various other horror projects (check out his IMDB listing). There is still no word on Eli Roth's involvement, but we'll you posted as news comes in and when we can officially confirm Spiegel's involvement.
The movie has indeed been made and released in 2011 as a direct-to-DVD/BluRay movie: Hostel: Part III (2011). There was no direct involvement by Eli Roth.
The movie has indeed been made and released in 2011 as a direct-to-DVD/BluRay movie: Hostel: Part III (2011). There was no direct involvement by Eli Roth.
Apart from a different color palette the R Rated Version is approximately 30 seconds shorter than the Unrated Director's Cut.
There's also a workprint of the movie with only a few minor differences.
There's also a workprint of the movie with only a few minor differences.
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